With this apartment we took inspiration from the industrial outlook and created a New York loft meets Soho art gallery space. The high ceilings gave great proportions which we maximised with recessed blinds and long linen curtains. The whole apartment had amazing volume and to emphasize this we used large scale furniture and lighting. The artwork was especially important and each piece was commissioned for the exact space in which it is hung. The piece seen here is from an abandoned Casino in Cambodia and reflects the sense of scale in the room.

The master bedroom at our project in Sydney Street, Chelsea is situated on the first floor, the high ceilings and beautiful original cornicing gave us a fantastic space to work with. We emphasised the large floor to ceiling windows with luxurious linen curtains and sheer roman privacy blinds to maximise the easterly light. 

Onslow gardens was a great first project, a small two bedroom property situated on a pretty garden square. The internal works where fairly basic, we removed a wall and ceiling to open up the kitchen and create a open plan living area. The brief was to create a home for young professionals that would be working long hours and would be eating out regularly or perhaps as a pied-à-terre for a family downsizing. 

We wanted to reference the character of the building with its beautiful high ceilings and intricate cornicing but also add a modern fresh feel to the home. 

The all black kitchen was designed to look like a piece of furniture such as a bar or drinks cabinet and less like a kitchen. Although the kitchen is small and compact we were still able to install a full size fridge freezer, dishwasher, oven, microwave,hob and lots of storage to make this a fully functional and practical kitchen space. 

The best original feature of the property was the large west facing sash window. To highlight this feature I took the decision to paint  the frame in Farrow and Ball 'Black blue '  which frames the beautiful view and has the effect of drawing your eye immediately to the window.

I feel this is a well balanced space with maximum use of the relatively small living area, by keeping the space as open as possible and not cluttered with furniture the we have kept this room feeling grand and opulent but still incorporating kitchen, dining and living areas. 

Classic living room 

This property had very little in the way of original features so we decided to add some features to create a traditional looking classic living space. The wall panels were added and a beautiful marble fireplace creates a central focal point.